PurpLegacy

His family are very conservative Christians and try force their religious opinions on him instead of accepting that he has his own religious beliefs. They don't exactly act like good Christians when his brothers call him a coward or his dad says he doesn't exist to them. A few google searches and you can piece together the story. His family seems very bitter towards him. He's a lot better than that Chiefs child abuser that the announcers were praising on Sunday.

Look at the last decade of Super Bowl winners. A high paid RB is not how you win the big game. Spend our money/draft pics on the OL, DL, LB and sign Josh to an extension.

or it could be drafting the best player available based on what they need.

It's not more expensive if you consider the negative side effects that will cost you down the road by eating like *****. My gf and I include a wide variety of fresh produce into our weekly diets and spend less than $30 which includes purchasing expensive frozen fruit for smoothies. Cheap, mass-produced high carbohydrates food doesn't fill you up and causes a biological response to continuing eating. My weekly meal preps cost about $1.50 per meal and include a lean protein, whole grain, along with a vegetable. Eating healthy isn't more expensive but it is more difficult b/c it requires planning, budgeting, and self-control.

If someone is making $54k annually and has a $500/month auto loan they deserve all the financial hardships they encounter.

His predetermined disdain for Allen is pretty easy to pick up on. Writes an entire paragraph on Allen taking too many big hits but according to him, Lamar Jackson has been doing a great job at avoiding them. I've watched Jackson's touches and he has been getting lit up with hits. Also doesn't mention anything about Lamar's hideous throwing motion.

Well, I hope you don't have to evaluate applicants for jobs wherever you work. Still not worth a top 10 pick? If he were on the Bills he would be the leading rusher, receiver, and scorer by a large margin. For your Joey Bosa prediction, he was 20 years old when drafted and weighed 270 lbs at 6'5". He's probably grown another inch and now weighs 280 lbs. Good on you for owning up but damn man haha.

They don't have a clue about talent? The offense wasn't great before but they deserve some blame for its current state. They've also drafted/signed Dawkins, Edmonds, Milano, Phillips, White, Poyer and Hyde. Making a blanket statement about them not having a clue on how to identify talent is just false.

To add to this. The Bengals defensive line made the Ravens (supposedly above average) o-line look horrible last night. I'm not saying our line is good but competent QB play will help them improve. It would help if we had quicker receivers that can get separation on shorter routes too.

This line from Daboll is what annoys me with NFL coaches and I hear repeated every off-season with a different QB prospect. I may be wrong but shouldn't a young QB learn the skills required to be a successful QB in the league instead of how coaches want it done for their system? I could be reading too much into these quotes but I believe a lot of coaches want a player to learn their system more than they want them to learn how to be the best pro they can be. Good coaches should look to improve their player's skill and adjust their system to the strengths of their players.

I would hope so but the original post was written as if they weren't.

But analytics can reveal a lot more than overall league trends. You are looking at this too narrowly. Say it's the second half of the season when there is plenty of situational data on a particular team, statistical analysis can reveal the team's strength/weakness/trends in a number ways. It's more than league trends. You can learn more about a team, an offense/defense, and all the way down to a particular player. It's about a coach using all his available resources to make a good decision.

Have you ever read an NFL statistics report? Statistical analysis isn't as simple as taking all 4th & 2 attempts and presenting the outcomes. Any statistician knows there are multiple variables and conditions that can affect a play. They don't have some guy using basic excel functions to get averages. You are seriously understating what an analytics department does.

No pressure on McCown? Our two interceptions were direct results of dline pressure forcing McCown to throw sloppy balls down the field.

Who doesn't want to see "insert bills player" have a really good camp?